The original story was published on Stuff.co.nz Consumers could reap the benefit of new products, after a $1.8 million funding injection to push Massey University ideas and discoveries toward market. New Zealand’s science and technology sector has long faced criticism it undersells high-quality research and ideas by not developing them to reach commercialisation and end users. This year’s Budget included a […]
Original article appeared on The News Lens As the world grapples with a seemingly insurmountable food wastage crisis, one company believes it has developed a new technology to help deal with the problem before it starts. It is estimated that about one-third of all food produced worldwide goes to waste […]
Original Published on Idealog Kiwi-created app Chat Real is ready to take on the photo-messaging world. Could it be the next big thing? Let’s face facts: Snapchat rules the photo-messaging market – for now, at least. But this is where James Burton and Chat Real come in. “Chat Real has […]
The original post was published on the Sydney Morning Herald New Zealand is a magical land of mountains, milk, sheep, rugby and fibre internet to most homes. To this list we can now add: interesting technology companies. In recent times, at least two genuine members of Silicon Valley royalty have […]
Originally appeared on CIO New Zealand NZ Police and Auror partnership (from left): Mark Evans, Police Deputy Chief Executive of Strategy; Mike Clement, Police Deputy Commissioner of National Operations; Tom Batterbury, Auror Head of Product; and Phil Thomson, Auror CEO. The New Zealand Police has included the Auror platform in […]
First posted on the New Zealand Herald on November 6th 2015. Kiwis are used to making a living off a sheep’s back. NZ Inc has a long history of spinning wool into carpet and clothing, but Auckland-based textile company Texus Fibre wants to capitalise on our understanding of wool to […]
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